Klopp is paying the Parisians and their attitude, and believes that Verratti should have been excluded

The Paris Saint-Germain has managed to win against Liverpool 2-1 / A shock in the context of the fifth day of the Champions League group stage. At the end of this defeat, Jürgen Klopp returned to his opponent at night. And the least we can say is that the German has only very moderately appreciated certain attitudes of red and blue. He also believes that Marco Verratti should have been expelled after his gross fault on Jo Gomez, which earned him only one yellow.

"When we see the number of yellows we had we could call us butchers. Neymar was very strong. It's part of the game to be aggressive, the PSG has been and we should have been stronger in decision-making. Verratti should have been expelled for his fault. I was very close to the field, I saw it well, it could have been another color than yellow. We can not change the result, the match is over. "

It's not really a high level athlete attitude. "

"Sometimes you fall for a yellow card and after you run like never, it's not really a high-level athlete behavior. We lost because we did not play well enough. For the last game, we can win, we will be back in Anfield, there will be a special atmosphere. If we do not win, we will not have earned it. Naples is a very good team. ", he explained at a press conference.

If he criticizes the attitude of PSG, especially Marco Verratti, Jürgen Klopp remains nevertheless objective enough in his badysis: the PSG won because he deserved the victory against a Liverpool who was almost never dangerous. It is true that the number 6 Paris could have been punished with a red card following his intervention not at all controlled on Jo Gomez. At real speed, as in slow motion, this fault was very spectacular.

Now, we can not really say that the rest of the arbitration turned against the Reds, PSG could also get a penalty for a foul on Neymar Jr in the second half. After yes, it is clear that a red card at the beginning of the match can totally change its physiognomy. We can still understand the frustration that can be that of the Liverpool coach after this defeat.